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アイテムタイプ	紀要論文
タイトル	L2 'Native' and L1 'Non-native' Speakers of English : A Perceptual Criterion of Native-likeness
著者	著者名 WATANABE, Yutai
言語	eng
ISSN	21894159
DOI	https://doi.org/10.15002/00012848
出版者	Department of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies, Hosei University
雑誌名	GIS journal : the Hosei journal of global and interdisciplinary studies
	GIS journal : the Hosei journal of global and interdisciplinary studies
巻	2
開始ページ	87
終了ページ	105
発行年	2016-03
著者版フラグ	Version of Record
キーワード	accent perception
	bilingualism
	native vs. non-native speakers
	second language acquisition
抄録	To verify the increasingly common notion that advanced L2 users can pass for native speakers, this article analyses comparatively late leamers, early bilinguals and monolingual speakers of English with regard to the degree of native-likeness perceived by Ll English speakers in New Zealand. No late leamers sounded native to the judges in a test enviromuent, but the bilinguals were variably rated near the boundary between simultaneous and sequential bilingualism. Notably, a monolingual speaker of a lesser-known variety of English and bilinguals of Outer Circle English were often perceived as L2 accented. The yardstick for nati ve-likeness is affected by judges' familiarity with the target accents; identification as 'native speakers' differs greatly in listeners' ears, regardless of the speaker's actual proficiency.
資源タイプ	Article
書誌レコードID	AA12747982
インデックス	資料タイプ別 ＞ 紀要 ＞ GIS journal：the Hosei journal of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies
	115 GIS (グローバル教養学部) ＞ 紀要 ＞ GIS journal：the Hosei journal of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies ＞ 2

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